lovefortrading
(perryjohn765)
Member Since Sep 12, 2017
238 posts
Mar 17 2021 at 13:00
fear is quite normal and be it forex or general life we all fear not to miss the right opportunity
SteveHanks
Member Since Mar 17, 2021
536 posts
Mar 17 2021 at 18:35
perryjohn765 posted:Yes. We should remove the fear from our heart. Otherwise we should face losses, and can not grab the opportunity.
fear is quite normal and be it forex or general life we all fear not to miss the right opportunity
yana hansen
(78678676)
Member Since Oct 16, 2020
137 posts
Mar 18 2021 at 11:14
You cannot always grab the opportunities at the right time. You will miss some good trades and that is normal. There will always be another chance to make up for it.
georgequayle
Member Since Feb 16, 2019
30 posts
Mar 26 2021 at 11:42
UweMoench posted:yes always demo first
The fear of losing opportunity is very dangerous. All newbies have this fear. When markets moves a lot in a certain direction, they become restless by thinking they are losing an opportunity of making money. As a result they try to open trade even if their system shows no signal, and they open trade and lose the money.
Emotions are there in forex trading. However, there's a difference between responding to the feelings and reacting to the feelings. Our choice ought to affect our emotions, fear, anger and greed. It is dangerous in case a trader don't understand what he's doing.
In my opinion, people always try to stay away such a phenomenon as fear of losing opportunities. Of course it's quite difficult to distract from such thoughts but there is chance to learn how to get rid of such thoughts I bet. Forstly, people should consider such opportunities as something that shouldn't happen. It means that something saved you from taking that action, which means that things could have gone much worse. If people, especially, traders, would understand that everything that doesn't work is for the best, they would start to relate to their life with much more respect and would start to appreciate every action.
necolesilvers
Member Since Jun 14, 2021
28 posts
Sep 22 2021 at 07:12
Fear of losing opportunity is a part of emotional trading and it needs to be checked at all costs. Otherwise a trader will not be able to follow his trading plan properly.
CocoChannel
Member Since May 27, 2021
57 posts
Sep 22 2021 at 10:33
I would say that it is obvious to get fear of losing opportunities in forex but once you will be able to have sufficient knowledge, no fear can come in the way of excelling.
FOMO is a killer for trading and results in over trading. When day trading there will always be another opportunity so there should be no stress over FOMO
@owlkitten Yes opportunity always comes in the market. We have to remove the fear. It needs enough patience in the market. Don't let your emotions drive you.
CraigMcG2020
Member Since Jul 20, 2020
399 posts
Sep 24 2021 at 06:44
Akasuki posted:
@owlkitten Yes opportunity always comes in the market. We have to remove the fear. It needs enough patience in the market. Don't let your emotions drive you.
Yes always creeps up its one of the main pitfalls in Trading in the Zone. It isnt just new traders that are susceptible to it experienced ones can feel its pain too
whitneytyler
Member Since Jun 07, 2021
72 posts
Sep 24 2021 at 08:09
Every trader has experienced this in one way or another. It's the moment when you know that you could be losing out on a lot of money by closing out your open position. The best traders have a high level of emotional control, and they know how to handle their fear of losing an opportunity.
Shakashakar
Member Since May 11, 2020
21 posts
Sep 25 2021 at 15:53
This happens regularly to those who don't have sufficient self-discipline while trading. However, this state is usually called greed rather than fear. The traders are too greedy to lose such an 'opportunity'. Traders experience fear after a long losing streak and they are too afraid of losing more money which makes them lose the real opportunities which are proved by different signals.
@necolesilvers Yes fear of losing opportunity is a part emotional trading. But the sad part is whether we understand emotional trading or not, it's there. People automatically feel this fear.
It's the most common thing which happen with all traders on particular stages in trading activity. I believe that the main reason of such a phenomenon is that you thought that trading activity would be easy for you and you thought that you would be able to trade pump and dumps always.
Nevertheless, it's not like that and you should be very lucky to trade pump and dumps. Of course, sometimes you will catch the trend and go by it, however once your forecast won't be on your side and you will lose money.
In my opinion, if you're afraid of fomo, try to think less about what might happen, and think more about what's happenning now.
Nevertheless, it's not like that and you should be very lucky to trade pump and dumps. Of course, sometimes you will catch the trend and go by it, however once your forecast won't be on your side and you will lose money.
In my opinion, if you're afraid of fomo, try to think less about what might happen, and think more about what's happenning now.
Traders should understand that they can’t take every opportunity that comes their way. Market is very uncertain. Even when you are winning continuously, there’s still a chance of losing all your profits in the very next moment if you keep trading recklessly. It is good to open a position only when you see most things are in your favor.
The thing new traders need to understand is that trading is a game of probabilities and caution. Unless the opportunity is high probablility you are always better off keeping your powder dry. There is always another high probability set up around the corner.
If you can't spot the liquidity then you are the liquidity.
I think FOMO is the worst habit of so many forex traders because tempted by price movement and then chase price although already missing good entry.
Just like waiting for a bus on bus station safer than pursuing bus when already runnng
Just like waiting for a bus on bus station safer than pursuing bus when already runnng